OxygenOS introduces AI, up to 100W fast charging is available, and the alert slider is back. Is the OnePlus 13 ready to be the leading smartphone of 2025?

The OnePlus 13’s rear camera array is broadly the same as the OnePlus 12’s: a 50-megapixel main camera with stabilization, a stabilized 3x camera, and an ultrawide. You can record up to 8K/24p video with the main camera, and there’s a 32-megapixel selfie camera with fixed focus on the front.

The OnePlus 13 is the first true flagship phone of 2025 and there's plenty to like. From its powerful performance to its fast charging and vibrant display, it has much of what we expect from a top-end phone right now. It looks good too, has great waterproofing, a scattering of new AI skills and a reasonable six years of security support.

After years of head-scratching omissions, the OnePlus 13 pulls everything together in such a way that makes it hard to put down.

While the OnePlus 13 captures stunning photos with human subjects via the telephoto camera, its selfies look decent, if not the best. Compared to Vivo’s selfie, its image looks flat as the colours aren’t balanced effectively. The Vivo X200 balances exposure on the subject’s face and background much better. OnePlus 13 vs iQOO 13

OnePlus proves once again it's the master of flagship phone value with the OnePlus 13, despite another price increase. Battery life remains a standout feature, while the OnePlus 13 cameras, screen and software all help round out the phone's feature set.

The OnePlus 13 stays true to the OnePlus name by providing a powerful smartphone packed with features, and they do it at a price you just can’t argue with.

I put the OnePlus 13's camera to the test against the Galaxy S24 Ultra and Pixel 9 Pro and couldn't believe how well it performed.

After testing the OnePlus 13 phone for three weeks, I’m convinced this is the best Android device on the market—save for one big issue. Read my review to learn more.